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VY_32_INOVACE_15-03. NEW YORK and WASHINGTON. History Geography Sights Culture and Sport. Autor: Bleff , Název: NYC Montage 2011.jpg Zdroj : http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soubor:NYC_Montage_2011.jpg. New York. History of New York. 1524 – G. Verrazano - landed - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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NEW YORKANDWASHINGTON

HistoryGeographySightsCulture and Sport

VY_32_INOVACE_15-03

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NEW YORK

Autor: Bleff, Název: NYC Montage 2011.jpgZdroj: http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soubor:NYC_Montage_2011.jpg

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HISTORY OF NEW YORK 1524 – G. Verrazano - landed 1609 – H. Hudson - explored 1614 – Dutch – colonized Wall Street

New Amsterdam 24 $ from Indians 1664 Charles II gave it to brother Duke of York,

1669 – English N. York the largest US city the first capital after the Constitution was

accepted a seaport, financial, business and cultural

centre 4 airports (JFK, Newark…), the largest subway

system

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GEOGRAPHY OF NEW YORK The City of New York (state New York) north – east of the USA ‘between’ Washington and Boston Hudson, East and Harlem Rivers environmentally friendly city:

public transport modern ecological buildings and skyscrapers

5 areas: Manhattan, Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn,

Staten Island (Richmond) Long Island, Liberty, Ellis, Roosevelt Islands

more than 8 mill. inhabitants

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SIGHTS OF N.Y. Manhattan ‘Heavenly Land’ oldest, most important part, tallest build., expensive

shops, schools, financial and cultural centre, streets and avenues

Wall Street: 1792 open-air money market 1929 – WS Crash 1930s Great Depression – Washington Bridge, Chrysler, Empire

State Building, … WWII – refugees: Einstein, Chagan 1953 United Nations, 1973 WTC- 09/11/2001,

Ground Zero Times Square, Rockefeller Center, St. Patrick´s

Cathedral Central Park, Lincoln Center, Statue of Liberty,

New York Stock Exchange Harlem – poor, unemployed people

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EMPIRE STATE BUILDING

Autor: David Shankbone, Název: Empire State Building by David Shankbone.jpgZdroj: http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soubor:Empire_State_Building_by_David_Shankbone.jpg

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CULTURE AND SPORT IN N.Y.

Columbia and N.Y. UniversitiesBroadway, Carnegie Hall, Rockefeller Center

Metropolitan Museum of ArtGuggenheim MuseumMetropolitan Opera House, NY State Opera

Stadiums: Yankee, Shea, Madison Sq. Gardens

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ROCKEFELLER CENTER

Autor: Bruin, Název: Rockefeller-ice.jpgZdroj:http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soubor:Rockefeller-ice.jpg

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HISTORY OF WASHINGTON D.C.

from 17th cent. first settlementsas the capital chosen in 1790

(planned and built) – by G. Washington

destroyed during Br. – Amer. War A. Lincoln assassinated herenamed after the first American

presidentno skyscrapers

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WASHINGTON - MAP

Autor: U.S. Census Bureau, Název: Washington, D.C. locator map.svgZdroj:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Washington,_D.C._locator_map.svg

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GEOGRAPHY OF WASHINGTON

on the Potomac Rivereastern coast of the USADistrict of Columbialegislative, administrative, judicial center

600,000 inhabitants4 sections:

NE, NW, SE, SW from the Capitol:

NS – numbers, avenues EW – letters, streets

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WASHINGTON

Autor: Epicadam, Název: DCmontage4.jpgZdroj:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:DCmontage4.jpg

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INTERESTING PLACES IN WASHINGTON The White House The Capitol

Capitol Hill Seat of Congress, House of Representatives, the Senate Library of Congress Pentagon

The Mall – a 2 mile park line The Capitol – Washington Monument

Washington Monument 170m high obelisk, the tallest structure, 50 flags around panoramic view

The Supreme Court, the Arlington National Cemetery

Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, American soldiers` memorials

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THE WHITE HOUSE

Autor: Matt H. Wade, Název: WhiteHouseSouthFacade.JPGZdroj:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:WhiteHouseSouthFacade.JPG

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CULTURE IN WASHINGTON

many museums:National Air and Space Museum Br. Wrights, Ch. Lindberg, moon rocks…

JFK Center for Performing Arts Opera House, Concert Hall, Am. Film Institute Theatre

Museum of African ArtSmithsonian InstituteNational Gallery of ArtWest and East Potomac Parks,

Constitution Gardens

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION.Autor DUM: Mgr. Darina Sikorová